The book aims to provide an overview for computer technicians who wish to delve into the limits of computing until they encounter the legal sphere with which they must relate and interact. The book can be a good foundation for getting involved in all those activities that require technical advice, both in support of the judiciary and in the private and individual sphere. The content is primarily discursive and does not include images, , or visualizations of the analyzed software and hardware products, leaving it to the reader to delve deeper as necessary.
Covered topics include:American and European Law on Computer ForensicsTypes and Techniques of Computer AttacksPreliminary Knowledge for the Activity of a Computer Forensic ExpertMain Forensic Analysis Tools